The Texture Of Faith Thickens As Rituals Spools It
the texture of faith cannot deepen with the wool of rituals.
Diary Of A Pastor’s Son (IV) || Because My Pastor Do Not Know It All
BECAUSE MY PASTOR DON’T KNOW IT ALL Be flexible in your opinions, thoughts, religiosity and churchiness. This, apparently, is what my pastor lacks. We live in a world that’s fast […]
Of Religion And Human Tradition
Let’s be realistic here, the bible is not to be blamed. Most denominational doctrines are a product of one man’s ideas, preference. No biblical backing whatsoever. I come from a denomination […]
Sunday Musing || When It feels Like God’s On Leave
“Rejoice in the Lord always.” Philippians 4:4 Through the above quoted five words, God shows us that internal joy cannot be tied to external circumstances. When one is unemployed, when flaws […]
Sunday Musing || The Broken Painting
The Broken Painting Once upon a time, a well known painter was finishing his painting. It’s an incredibly beautiful painting to be shown during Princess Diana’s marriage. The painter was […]
The Lord Shall Deliver
THE LORD SHALL DELIVER “On mount Zion there shall be deliverance” – Obadiah 1:17 When the roof of protection cave in and the walls come crumbling when the foundations of […]
Yes You Can! End Of Story
Life is not a holiday at the beach where children build sand castles and play with pebbles. It is a fight for survival and a battle against the ever scheming, […]
Cost of Choice
COST OF CHOICEEarth! Dear earth, I’m draineddrained by the choice in our lossperfection spells peace and freedombut our choice chose selfishlylost in its blindness of greed I sit yet I’m […]
I Am A Christian | Stefn Sylvester Anyatonwu
I AM A CHRISTIANWhen I say I am a Christian I’m not screaming ‘I immune from sin!’ I’m whispering “I die daily’ It’s His blood that wipes my stain. I […]
His Love | Victor Ifeanyichukwu
HIS LOVE I will sojourn round the globeto get thee the hued clothgoing round the celestial brumeand making my ode blotched before theelo the celerity is clarioned bringing susurration to thine […]
Random Musings | Stefn Sylvester Anyatonwu
I know the ‘WHYs’ that precede your tears: Brace up, you’re not the first! I know that sigh, that silence: It reminds me you wish I’m there. I know how […]
Rain & Rooftop – Stefn Sylvester Anyatonwu
POEM 119: Roof and Rainfall As if you were the rain I prayed for after many years of drought. You came like torrential droplets slapping my face in sweet harmony […]
Featured Poem: Lost In Thought – Danbrown Ofordson
LOST IN THOUGHT How can I keep wandering in a world without wonder? Or ponder in a world I’ve grown fonder? How do I settle down freely and mettle? And […]
Sweet Sin – Stefn Sylvester Anyatonwu
POEM 105: SWEET SIN I think I’ve seen the devil He’s a fine lady in red. I know I shouldn’t return the smiles but look, she’s got no fork tail […]
Featured Poem: Moving On, by McDaniels Afangideh
MOVING ON (Inspired by Asa) A song of no-mean-repute Playing on a flow of repeat Ambling through the stereo’s heart Massaging the ambiance in a mute loud tone I sit with legs […]
Featured Poem: Elysium by Sravani Singampalli
Elysium I have seen those Breathtaking cherry blossoms, Wonderful cascades, serene woods And lonely valleys. I really felt happy seeing All the beauties of nature. I never thought of anything […]
For This Purpose Am I Here
To be stain on your whiteTo be a scar to your beautifulTo be a black on your whiteTo knock off shadows off your bloom To bore a hole in your […]
I Love You This Much
POEM 49: I LOVE YOU THIS MUCH Stubble had more value Compared to me and all I had. Deep within I felt so empty Yearning for a refill But no […]
Thank You, Church | Stefn Sylvester Anyatonwu
Not your regular kind of poem THANK YOU, CHURCHI was hungry and you formed a committee and you discussed my hunger and you paid yourselves to talk about my hunger. […]
Rose
Tears dried Clouds come floating by, No longer to carry rain or usher storm, but to add color to my sunset sky. I rose from my fall Like a rose […]
